It was a day of happiness and fun for all creatures in land of New Dawn, it should have or rather it was but not for Valerie.

Just like every other day she was living a life not different from a slave, today was the day everyone in the elven kingdom gather to celebrate her father's 16th years of ruling as king of the elves.

And different supernaturals were going to be present, the rulers of other kingdoms will also appear, it was going to be grand.

A young girl was standing by the window, staring at the guests as they drove in one after the other in beautiful and luxurious cars of different models, it was quite a scene. 

just from her small waist and back, one could tell she was really beautiful with little curves in the right places, she was simply a good looking little girl.

her nervous face was pitiful and full of panic and fear as she watched more and more people arrive. there was a loud bang behind her as someone came in, then followed the voice of another girl.

" Valerie!!! Valerie!!!" she stormed into the room shouting.

" Didn't you hear me calling, or have you gone deaf??" She questioned aggressively. She was wearing a beautiful red ball gown that reached her ankle and matching red shoes, her blonde hair was styled rather elegantly with sparkling jewelries adorned on her with her make up she looked stunning.

" where is my new necklace.??" She asked " I told you to keep it on my dressing table, why can't I find it??"

' because you're wearing it ' the little girl thought, she always comes to stir up trouble whenever she can, it's wasn't the first time and not going to be the last.

" You're wearing it Becky " Valerie replied, her voice was so soft and sweet, it sounded like a little pixie humming by.

" don't try to act clever with me, this wasn't the necklace I just bought." She snapped back at her. " Tell me did you steal it again??,"

" I'm sure it's here somewhere, you always steal my things because you're jealous of me, you're a lying slut." she cursed at her. 

Then she started to turn her room upside down, looking for a necklace that wasn't missing.